Sentence examples for that we espoused from inspiring English sources

Insisting upon immunity for all Americans repudiates the principle of equal respect for the rule of law that we espoused at Nuremberg.

We will also encourage postgraduates not to examine the social world directly, but to take an 'approach', preferably the same one that we espouse.

These are the values that we espouse at Doha GOALS and we are proud to be part of such an inspirational tradition.

Although the MBP-based models of RDS that we espouse here allay unrealistic assumptions of first-order Markov chain models, both conventional and MBP-based models of RDS make independence assumptions about recruitment dynamics.

Third, the analytic approach that we espouse offers an important advance in assessing quality measurement tools by allowing us to draw substantive conclusions about how and for which conditions to attempt to measure quality of care using structured implicit review.

The behavioural approach that we espouse draws from the literature on evolutionary traps (Schlaepfer et al. 2002, 2005, 2010; Robertson and Hutto 2006; Gilroy and Sutherland 2007; Part et al. 2007).

Harrison adds that the song specifically espouses the message that "we are not these bodies, we are in these material bodies in the physical world".

We should vote for a candidate because he or she espouses the views and political philosophies that we voters espouse as individuals.

Rather, we need to see the full extent of activities that the U.S. is conducting on the web, and then connect those actions with the norms that we are espousing.

If every amateur social justice warrior on the Internet were held to the journalistic standards that Shirky espouses, we might see a great deal more of Mainwaring's idea of the human "innate capacity for empathy".

We espouse that more venture money needs to flow to more businesses — full stop.